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Edward L. Pierce, Memoir and letters of Charles Sumner: volume 2, chapter 30 (search)
generous, and refined. He is a fastidious gentleman. Indeed, I think—and I have more than once told him so—that, in his History of Ferdinand and Isabella, the gentlemanly element is particularly apparent. You may read the volumes which poor Dr. Dunham S. Astley Dunham; he died in 1858. has made on the History of Spain, and you will say that he is learned, sagacious, and inquisitive,—that he is even a good scholar,—but you miss that aroma which comes from refined life, and the sweet tone oS. Astley Dunham; he died in 1858. has made on the History of Spain, and you will say that he is learned, sagacious, and inquisitive,—that he is even a good scholar,—but you miss that aroma which comes from refined life, and the sweet tone of the gentleman. He was here not long since. . . . We are all glad to hear that your face is now set homewards. You will find great changes in Boston. The place is much improved since you have seen it; and yet I suspect it will seem to you smaller than it once did. Your European optics will not magnify things among us. Ever yours, C. S. To his brother George. Boston, March 1, 1844. my dear George,—I have but one moment for a scrawl to you. We are all stunned this morning by t